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Wetsuits Advice for First-Timers

<br>Many triathletes wait until they have completed a few races before investing in their first wetsuit. After all, you want to be sure you enjoy the activity before investing heavily in it, and it's critical to master your triathlon swim technique rather than relying on your wetsuit for buoyancy and speed. <br>visit https://www.trishack.com.au

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Wetsuits Advice for First-Timers

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  1. Wetsuits Advice for First-Timers

  2. Introduction Many triathletes wait until they have completed a few races before investing in their first wetsuit. After all, you want to be sure you enjoy the activity before investing heavily in it, and it's critical to master your triathlon swim technique rather than relying on your wetsuit for buoyancy and speed.

  3. Wearing the Wetsuit One of the most difficult parts of the process is getting into your wetsuit. Put it on with care, especially if it's one of the newest ultra-thin and form-fitting types. Even when brand new, these suits can tear if they catch a toenail or a fingertip accidentally. Make sure you just pull with the pads of your fingers, not your nails, to avoid an expensive repair. To avoid tearing your toenails, place the sacks over your feet before slipping on the suit.

  4. You'll want to get out of the suit as soon as possible after finishing the swim leg. Grab the zipper and unzip your suit as soon as you exit the water.Once you've reached your transition region, take out your arms, allowing only your legs to pull you through. Don't worry if your first attempt in the heat of the race. It's an acquired ability, but after a few tries, you'll get the hang of it.

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